The Tuttle Twins and the Leviathan Crisis

The Tuttle Twins and the Leviathan Crisis

When a crisis hits, the pressure to act fast — and give up freedom for the promise of safety — can be overwhelming. But what if those making the promises can’t actually keep them? Ethan and Emily Tuttle are about to find out what happens when fear drives decisions, and why the consequences can be far worse than the crisis itself.

In The Leviathan Crisis, the twins navigate a high-stakes adventure that teaches one of history’s most important lessons: making decisions out of fear — and handing power to those who exploit it — has unintended consequences that can outlast the emergency.

Themes & Ideas Explored

• Why decisions made out of fear often have dangerous unintended consequences
• How to recognize fearmongering and seek the truth before acting
• The trade-off between freedom and the promise of safety — and why that promise is often empty
• Lessons from history about power, crisis, and individual liberty

Great For

• Children ages 7–12 (middle grade readers)
• Parents and educators teaching critical thinking, civics, and history
• Homeschool curriculum use
• Readers who enjoyed The Search for Atlas or The Leviathan-themed titles

Book Details

• Series: The Tuttle Twins
• Publisher: The Tuttle Twins
• ISBN-13: 978-1-943521-65-4
• Format: Print book
• Weight: 0.29 lbs
• Origin: Made in the USA